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    Can I bake a bread pudding in a glass bowl ?

    Christena
    • Posted by: Christena
    • September 7, 2012
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    • bread pudding

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    A Whole Foods Market Customer
    A Whole Foods Market Customer September 9, 2012
    Agreed; a regular glass bowl would be a poor choice... but tempered glass (i.e. Pyrex) will be fine.
     

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    susanm
    susanm September 7, 2012
    only if it's oven safe, like pyrex.
     
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